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Demonstrating our Passion for God and His Passion for People.
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1 John | 3:16-18 (opens the original)
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Our righteousness is not something we achieve; it is the gift of Jesus, secured by His work and received through faith. Because we belong to Him, we are invited to practice the righteousness He has already given us. This is more than keeping rules. True righteousness is rightness expressed through love—the kind of love we see perfectly in Jesus, who gave Himself completely for us. As we fix our eyes on Jesus, we learn to make our lives available for the flourishing of others. Love moves beyond w
1 John | 3:11-15 (opens the original)
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From the beginning, God’s people have been called to love one another. John points us back to Cain, whose jealousy and hatred toward his brother eventually led to murder, revealing what happens when hatred is allowed to take root in the heart. Jesus calls us to a radically different way, a life marked by love, even when the world responds to us with hatred. Our love for one another is evidence that God has brought us out of death and into life. May we be people who refuse the way of Cain and ins
1 John | 3:4-10 (opens the original)
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Righteousness is given entirely by Jesus; He takes our sin and gives us His righteousness, so our identity and eternal life are secure apart from our performance. Because righteousness always produces life and sin always produces death, practicing the way of Jesus leads to real flourishing while practicing sin leads to withering and destruction. Practicing righteousness, even with many failures, both protects us and others from the effects of sin and participates in God’s undoing of death and da
Family Formation Sunday: Through the Waters (opens the original)
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In this special Family Formation Sunday message from Matthew 3:13–17, we explore Jesus’ baptism and the deep human longing to belong. Through the waters of baptism, we see the good news that God loves us, rescues us, and welcomes us into his family, inviting us to trust Jesus, follow him, and live with the confidence that in him we are deeply loved and never alone.
1 John | 3:1-3 (opens the original)
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John calls us to behold a love unlike anything the world can offer: the astonishing, otherworldly love of God that does not merely forgive sinners, but makes them His children. This love gives us a new identity now and a greater hope for what we will become when Jesus returns. And as we fix our hope on seeing Christ and becoming like Him, His radically different love begins to make us different too, producing lives increasingly marked by His goodness.
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